sub mode_num{
my %count=();
%opt = %{shift @_ } ; #creating hash
#dump \%opt; #check data coming in..
#need to get integrate count as I format data into hash(next task to make it reable)
for (sort{$a <=> $b} %opt{NUMBERS}){
#dump \$opt{NUMBERS}++;
$opt{NUMBERS}++;
}
our @keys= sort{$opt{NUMBERS}->{$b}<=>$opt{NUMBERS}->{$a}} keys %opt{NUMBERS};
return $opt{NUMBERS}[0]; #some $keys[0] here but don't know proper syntax...or correct method
}
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####
# will find ave, media, range,mode and mean
use strict;
use warnings;
use autodie;
use Data::Dump qw(dump);
open my $in, '<', 'numbers.txt' or die $!;
# local $/; # slurp mode
my @data =split/\s+/,<$in>;
close $in;
my ($mean,$ref,@new_sort)= sort_num(@data);
my $length=$$ref; #passing by ref example
print "Input Data set : @new_sort\n";
print "Mean : $mean\n";
print "Lenght : $length\n";
my ($middle,$median)=median_num(@data);
print "Median : $median\n";
print "Position of median number : $middle\n";
#using reference to build hash and find most duplicated num
my ($hash_ref)=mode_num( {NUMBERS=>\@new_sort} );
#foreach my $k (keys %$hash_ref){
# for (0..$length){
# print " $hash_ref->{$k}[$_]"; #%hash->NUMBER=> i_number
# }
# }
my ($mode_num)=alt_mode_num(@data);
print "Mode : $mode_num\n";
# my sub practice with ref and hash_ref
sub sort_num{
our @sorted=sort {$a <=> $b}@_;
our $length = scalar (@sorted);
our $add_div_elem =(eval join '+',@sorted)/$length;
median_num(\@sorted);
return $add_div_elem,\$length,@sorted;
}
sub median_num{
my @sorted= @_; #using shift didn't work, why? format?
my $middle_one = eval ((scalar @sorted)+ 1)/2;
my $median=$sorted[$middle_one];
return ( $middle_one, $median)
}
#passing by references
sub mode_num{
my %count=();
%opt = %{shift @_ } ; #creating hash
#dump \%opt; #check data coming in..
#need to get integrate count as I format data into hash(next task to make it reable)
for (sort{$a <=> $b} %opt{NUMBERS}){
#dump \$opt{NUMBERS}++;
$opt{NUMBERS}++;
}
our @keys= sort{$opt{NUMBERS}->{$b}<=>$opt{NUMBERS}->{$a}} keys %opt{NUMBERS};
return
}
#alternate to get most repeated num. need to know while using NUMBERS ref
sub alt_mode_num{
my %count=();
for (sort{$a <=> $b} @_){
$count{$_}++;
}
my @key= sort{$count{$b}<=>$count{$a}} keys %count;
return $key[0];
}